As the Valide Humanitarian Aid Association, we continue to take lasting steps not only to address basic humanitarian needs but also in the field of healthcare—one of the region’s most pressing challenges. We conducted a comprehensive “Health Screening” for our Nigerian brothers and sisters, who face significant difficulties in accessing even the most basic healthcare services.
In Nigeria, where thousands of people live in poverty and deprivation, leaving them vulnerable to disease, we reached hundreds of our brothers and sisters through the mobile health clinic we established. As part of the screenings, general health checkups were performed, and patients who were examined and found to need medication received treatment on-site. This healthcare initiative, which drew particular interest from children and women, marked a critical step toward preventing many epidemics and chronic diseases in the region.
The people of Nigeria, who—due to geographical conditions and economic hardships—cannot even access the most basic pain relievers, once again felt that they were not alone thanks to this meaningful initiative by the Valide Association. Thanks to our team’s meticulous efforts, patients with chronic conditions were identified, treatment plans were established, and guidance services were provided to raise awareness about hygiene and health.
Valide Humanitarian Aid Association continues to bring hope to regions in Africa that lack access to clean water. Completed with the support of 50 generous donors, "Brotherhood 7 Water Well" was put into service for the local community with a opening ceremony and prayers.
As part of the work we carry out in Nigeria through the Valide Association, we presented copies of the Holy Quran to our student brothers and sisters in the region. At the end of the line set up in a dusty, earthen square, each student left holding a trust they will carry with them for a lifetime.
As part of the relief efforts we are carrying out in Nigeria through the Valide Association, we provided hot meals to our brothers and sisters in need in the region.
